The Radiation Bulletin is published by the Abalone Alliance Clearinghouse.
This addition of the Radiation Bulletin focuses on documents submitted by government agencies from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Department of Energy (DOE), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)and state documents.
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The United Nation’s will be conducting a special meeting on September 22nd concerning the tragic events in Japan and the following meltdowns at Fukushima. This special meeting is will likely be highly controversial in terms of how the UN and its internal structure which places the International Atomic Energy Agency at the top of the UN hierarchy. It is urgent that the general public call for NGO’s and the US representatives don’t whitewash what has and is happening at Fukushima.
The World Watch Institute released a detailed review of nuclear power around the world. The report shows that nuclear is declining and is no longer competitive with or as desirable as renewables or energy efficiency. 




Activists are suspicious of “studying the problem” that puts off action in favor of endless talk (or publishing). Culture Change went beyond studying the problem soon after its founding in 1988: action and advocacy must get to the root of the crises to assure a livable future. Also, information overload and a diet of bad news kills much activism. So it’s hard to find reading material to strongly recommend. But the new book Nuclear Roulette: The Case Against the “Nuclear Renaissance” is must-have if one is fighting nukes today.